Choose from the following:
Visit the tallest building in the world, The Sears Tower, Standing at 1,450 feet and 110 stories high on a clear day imagine seeing Michigan, Indiana, Illinois and Wisconsin, just by walking around the Skydeck.
Located on Lake Michigan Navy Pier has showcases a unique collection of restaurants and shops and exhibition facilities -- in a setting like no other. At the eastern-most edge of the 3,000-foot Pier offers the city’s best view of the spectacular skyline and lakefront. Period light fixtures, a myriad of flags, picnic benches and wide pedestrian promenades mirror the Pier of the past.
Enjoy a spectacular evening on Lake Michigan aboard the Spirit of Chicago. Enjoy a leisurely dinner while you listen to dinner music and contemporary jazz vocals.
MUSEUMS:
· Museum of Science and Industry
· John G. Shedd Aquarium
· Field Museum of Natural History
· Adler Planetarium and Astronomy Museum
· The Art Institute of Chicago
Swing back to the Prohibition Era as your Untouchables Tour Gangster stakes out the facts and shakes down the fun on a 2-hour theater-on-wheels tour of the hot spots, hit spots and hide-outs made famous by Chicago’s crime legends.
Welcome back to The Roaring Twenties, the era of prohibition at Tommy Gun's Garage, "Chicago's only original Speakeasy Dinner Theater".
Where can you get in on the action? The Chicago Board of Trade Visitors Center! Catch the excitement of the open outcry auction market and the price discovery system at work. Feel the pulse of the agricultural and financial world.
Chicago's Magnificent Mile is a must, with four shopping centers, world-renowned boutiques and locally acclaimed designers, Chicago's Magnificent Mile area is a shopper's paradise.
Come to the Chicago Fed Money Museum and View millions of dollars in various denominations. You will learn to detect counterfeits and see how the Federal Reserve System impacts your life.
Millennium Park Welcome Center. Welcome to Chicago’s most remarkable new public space, Millennium Park. Millennium Park is more than just a park; it is an unprecedented celebration of sculpture, architecture and landscape design that has won acclaim from around the world.
Chicago Cultural Center. The remarkable landmark structure was completed in 1897 as the city's first permanent main library. Today this magnificent building, recently cleaned and restored to its original splendor, is the civic venue that links the arts community and the general public.
Board a boat to take an exciting journey down the Chicago River to view Chicago’s architectural landmarks. Experienced and entertaining guides recount the dramatic story of Chicago's rise from the Great Fire of 1871 to become the home of the skyscraper and the cradle of modern American architecture.